The New York Herald Newspaper, July 28, 1867, Page 7

NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JULY 28, 1867. THE COURTS. “ UMITED STATES COMMISSIONERS’ COURT. Before Commissioner Osborn. 4 Slates vs. Louis Frank and Henry Eppstein. — are charged with having illegally re- of distilied spirits from where 4 to a place other then a wrest, thoy were taken dail in the sum of ‘sot dow? for Wodnes- and Jav& Bagley.— myiolatim of the a '\g charge states that ‘ore it had been pirits De. “to bail in the AMERICAN VILLAS. PCIE ‘The Aderament of the Cty Suburbs-The Shores of the Sound—Mesidences at Astoria, Services To-Day. * At 8% Ana’s Free Church, corner Eighteenth street and Fifth avenue, the Rev. Eastbura Benjamin will preach at half-pest seven and haif-past ten A. M., and halt-past three and a quarter to sight P, M: The aftor- noon service is for deaf mutes. At the Free Church of the Redem) q.1mth street, divine service will b§ held at ton 4, Mang half-pest seven & mu. the Rev. The defendants moved a large quanty, the game had been distin. bonded warehouse, fore the Commirsioger and gave C00 each, The examinatjoe 1¢ The “nite States ve, Owen Kea" The defensants are charged wi similar to thas 10 the above case. Ti. the defendants 1'smove inspected or brandwd. were sum of $10,000 each amd d'scharged, the being set down for Thursday next, The United States vi, Frederic Westphi ¥ Alderdice,—The charge against the defendants is a. the alleged illega! removal of sptrita. Weatohall is 60, with doing business a8 # distiller without u y were committed in default of bail to the Meapos rig iccnl was onan ail on obi ‘ing on the Gistillory business without alone’ BANKRUPT COURT. The following petitions wore lodged yesterday :—Rob- ort A. Boyle, New York city, counsel David G. Barritz; referred to Joho Fitch, Register. Noat D, Tompkins, Rye, Westehester county, counsol R. Bagloy; referred to Odell (lose, Rewister. Westchester county, counsel R. Odell Close, Register, Stephen S Westcott, Rockland, Sullivan county, counse! 8S. W. Fullerton; referred to Samuel W, Woodruff, Bioom- ing Grove, Orange county, counsel William 8. Dickey ; referred to John W. Little, tions lodged up to yesterday, 152, SURROGATE’S COURT. Wills Admitted—Letters of Administration. Before Gideon J. Tucker, Surrogate. The wills of the following deceased persons have beer admitted to probate during the past week:—Oriando Harriman, Bridget sullivan, Moses S. Marks, Simeon Abrabams, Sarah Ellison, Jacob Abrahams, John Inglis, Robert T. Floyd, Frederick Teichman, Thos, 8, 8. Lester, Letters of administration have bee granted on the following estates:—Joseph Fow David Harrington, John S, Haight, Hartman P. Ryder, F. Nicolai, Ann T. Meagher, Catharine Brown, Chas. P. Johngon, Jane Price, Ann Blake, Wm. Lyons, Helena Feldinan, Moyer Strauss, Knos 'Browa, Thomas Gibney, Joba’ Morton, ‘thoughts to the power of the Being whocreated and who -eontrols all, On one side rolls on, with te never-ceasing murmur, the waters of the Sound, carryizg on its billows ss thé Forty-second street Presbytorian church ser- Nhe main road for | vices Will be Bold at half-past ten AM. and balf.past seven Pp’ M., by the pastor, the Rev. Dr. Scout, Evening Heavenly activities." At tho Bh weer atregs Univorealist church the Rev. L2e, bh a revival sermon this 18 Ob @ quarter-past eleven. At the Church .% the Strangers, chapel of the Uni- versity, Washington ajNare, (! re ‘at nalf-past teu al. and at a quarter to ¢ight 3 morning, servic. * comm Rev. Dr. Deema will . waving ite melancholy and heavily laden branches to tbe groun: which they almost touched. this species of tree to be found in country is worthy of remark. charm to the beauty of tbo scene, and seem to command reflection when they point So unceasingly to that earth from which we sprang and to which all ‘The other trees are unusually large, and are to be found mbers along the journe; ry bandso avenue all the way through. left bare, but they are very mark the way along, and now and again a little rustic bridge has to be passed to enable the traveller to croas a whose clear, quiet waters glide througw hil! and valley until absurbed in.o the bosom of the wide, wide ocean. ‘The fara houses are sirengly built and the farms are of avery fine class, Too cattle, whoso bieatings con- ‘also illustrations of pros- be seen slowly treading tuem way along the road tn answor to the hark of the farmer or the gentle call of the milkmaid, in order to help towards the daily support of their master—man. Ravenswood is auother pretty coiloction of vilias and cottages on the route, and Lere the scevery is coaruing beyond exception, Shrubberies are numerous in wild profusion, the grass 1s thick and be: underbrush ts to be found in the same profusion and large old trees intertwine their brauches with one an~ other, and from their midst out cosily peeps a pretty litte white cottage, tooking as if it were timied to leave the protection which surrounded it on ali sides. The place is the very acme of rustic beauty and offers great Atiractions to those who may be inclined to add by arta little to the enchantment of that vailey for which nature Travelling along oear this point the tourist will detect at a distance inland the flagstaff of the Fashion Course, from which flies the Star Spangled Banner, waving merrily over tut country that shall evor acknowledge its supremacy. VILLAS AT FLUSHING, ‘The approach to Flushing is by the main road, from which, when within a half mile of the town, a fino view may be obtained. From the midst of of trees three spires and one turret may be seen elevat- ing their pinnacles and towering above the dense mass of. surrounding foliage, through which may be detected th® pretty villas which ornament the town. The tourist enters from the road into Flushing over a white wooden bridge, where, in the oldest of oid styles, a venerable old lady demands eighteen cents toll tor horse, wagon and bipeds and this paid leave is given “to omer the At the Catholic Apostolic church, Sixtee:th street, preaching this evening, at half-past seven o’:lock, on une “Second Coming of our Lord.*’ tuon, “The Good Samaritan." At the New Jerusalem House of Worship, Thirty-(vt> street, Rev, Chauncey Giles pastor, service every Sua- day morning at haif-past ten o'clock. At St, Stopben’s Episcopal church, Rev. Joseph H. Price, D. D., rector, divine service to-day, at half-past ton A. M. and a quarter before cight F. M., inthe church, on Twenty-second street. preach morning and evening. Androw Jackson Davis will speak at Masonic Rall, East Thirteenth street, at half-past ton A. M. and at ‘Subjects—“ The House not Made with Hands,” and ‘Lights and Shades of Spiritualism." Bishop Snow will preach in the University, Washing- Subject—“The Man of Sin The immense number ot this portion of They add an addit Subject in comnec- blooming trees and rich In the city all is open country, of corn meet his eye, @onfined and forced mind im the city scarcely wanders beyond the walls of ‘the office or the warehouse, and is employed in adding mumbers and calculating the finite, while here ‘Wanders over the wide waters of the Sound, and instead of measuring the finite soars higher and dwells on the Infinite, It remains untrammelied and unfettered, and contemplates the beauties of creation surrounding and the omnipotence of the Creator who made ail. ‘The solid, massive architecture of the city changes for if] Isaac Carpenter, Whi Bagley; referred to The rector will charming rural stream, peecdlicye termine Jobn W, Little. Register. Number of peti- ” ly a tourist, m perity an nty, and ton square, at three P. ‘and His Coming Doom.» Presbyterian (Old School) Statistics, with the General As- Synods in connectior days. Productive of health, cheerfulness and good spirits to the tired and wornout son of toil, Contentment must exist im such a spot. Tho bickerings of life. the contest of trade, the cares of State are left behind, and the busy tollers Gnd here a haven of repose which cannot be dis- Covered in the noisy city, where the sho p, the store, the ‘warehouse, the exchange and the bank create excite- aos and uneasiness f to-day, Sercig. races thy \ifully even, the aa Candidates for the ministry Richard Decker. of James Moore. where his spirits Edmund Corbett, Churches organized... Ministers received from ot Ministers dismi-sed to other denominations. . Churches received {rom other dew Churches dismissed to other denominations. Ministers deceased . bas done so much. denominatons, ® millionaire, to- pat ‘a ruined wreck. only away in the country, where the birds sing and the jourishes, among the romantic scenes of nat- ural beauty, that care ceases and man forgets those Tender existence in the country so much more delightful, beaithy and invigorating than in the sity, and it is these and numerous other advantages ‘they possess that render ‘THE BHORES OF THR BOUND ae delightful retreat—a retreat surrounded on every side Dy ecenes of peculiar beauty, and adorned with pic- ue villas and every accompaniment of rustic The mainiand is beautitied with ueat cottages and fine old dweliings, tue relics of a bygone day, villas are exceedingly pretty, aud almost all of them are of moderate dimensions, At many places the visitor meets with residences of a nature, indicative of the religious occupants. Inside, the comfor:, peatness and cosiuess make one perfectly at home, and the tidiness that reigns throughout cannot be excelled, ‘The discipline of the most rigid martinet could not suc- ceed in creating such order as exists within those most ‘comfortable and happy bomes, In Astoria and Flushing the residences are of @ very fine order and are very nu- ‘merous, but ag the travelicr pears Willett’s Point he Must notice tbat they gin to decrease in numbers as ‘Welt ag in imporwave oud beauty, avel tend without further invita COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS. The business at the Spocial Sessions Court yestorday morning consisted of the trial of only three cases—one wherein a woman was arraigned for keeping a dia orderly house, and the other two being v.olations of tho calendar had about a dozen cases of ny and assault and battery, but the defendants were nearly all dismissed for wantof sufficient evidence to warrant conviction, Mrs, Louisa Turner, a female of well rounded pro- -looking physiognomy, was arraigned om a charge of keeping a disorderly house or place of assignation at No, 3 East Eleventh street, On a former occasion this woman had been convicted in this court, and it now appeared as if 9 merited punish- ment was about to be meted out to the proprictress. Her counsel submitted an affidavit, alleging the design of the defendant to give no cause of complaint to her neighbors in future, and on the strength of this, judg- ment was suspended on the former conviction, and the present case allowed to go by untried, The captain of police, who had shut up the place and arrested was instructed to deliver up her key, and she went rejoicing in the good luck that her late repentance had brought her. . Connor, @ sea captain, was charged with having violated the Quarantine law, Commission, who made the complaint, were not present to press the charge, being on board the Andrew Fietcher,, when she struck a rock, last ovening, and as the de- fondant was anxious to go to sea in his vessel to-day, the complaint was dismissed, Thomas McNulty appeared in answer to a charge made against him, of baving violated ap ord: lleged offence consisted in Mr. McNulty’s emptying a coss pool in the yard of his resi- tween certain houts of tho day when, accord- Board, such work 13 prohib- the case be sent red to argue the embers added on certificate. ‘otal number of communicants reported. Adults baptizod Infants baptized. Number of persons in Sabbath schools. Amount contributed for congregational pu buted for the Boar Amount contributed for disabled mini Amount contributed for miscellaneous pur- juxurious cluster invited to atte Amount contri! A. Nort tained in being thrown from a carriage. portions and not i mmediately overlooking the bridge and commanding harming view of Fiushing bay, winch it fronts, is tue residence of an old inhabitant, Joho W. Lawrence, It ia a very handsome house, solidiy built, with porch and very fine veranda on the facing the eea. The situation is one of the most ful, and the manner in which the surrounding laid out is highly pleasing. The walks are carefully leveied and decorated on each side with fue statuary. A rustic arbor and other ornaments complete the attractions of this charming residence. John H. Brower, of South street, in this city, resides in early the same construction as the pre- ‘rom it also a view of the bay may be ob- tained, and the grounds and other adornments are carcd for in an admirabie manner. Farther up the croek ia the residence of Judge Strong, one of the oldost inhabit The house is solidly buiit, is two stories high, and bas & porch in front supported by piilars, The carefully laid out, and from them a very the bay may be obtained, In the upper part of the village, end of Jacquor the finest residence im the village, the r, brother of ex-Coilector This dwelling is built uw the Gothic ight mingling of the Italian and moderu, with spacious verandah aud piazza, from either of which bay acd surrounding scenery can be obtained. The grounds are beaytifully and tastefully id out, and elegant specimens oi all points, Flower plots, arbors and otter displays of the gardener’s art are here shown in abundance. gateway is very wide, and tte piace itseif is ono of the most beautiful retreats that could be desired. The other villas in this viliage are very handsome and display much taste, but ua tho'r construction and adorn- ments are somewhat similar to those already mentioned, it ig unnecessary to enter into detail. FLUSHING TO WILLETT $ PONT. The road from Flushing to Wiliett's Px pleasant as that from Astoria to Fiush: many ; 0 many that one woul he to strive to reach the Point would never arrive. were going backwards, ant plain and unpreton ‘deliof of the ‘frien Contingent fund... member of Congress. Pastoral Letter from Bishop Odenheimer. Bishop Odevheimer, of New Jersey, has issued the following pastorai letter to the clergy and laity of the diocese of New Jersey :— To THe Cusray anxp Larry or Tas Diocese or New at one o'clock, from the residence of her parents, 57 Sullivan street. Betoveo BreTaren—I have accepted the invitation of the Archbishop of Canterbury to attend a meetit bishops to be ho'den, God willing, at Lambeth, in tember next;.and I propose to sail on the 14th day of August, and lo leave England, on my return, on tho Ist Oc! Under ordinary circumstances, an absence of two months from the diocese might not require especial notice; but the fact that, during this interval, I purpose, the good hand of my God guiding me, to cross the ocean, and, as the bishop of this venerabie diocese, to be present at the fraternal deliborations of the bishops of our mother Church, leads me to issue this pastoral ig peculiarly adapted ‘0 building purposes, presenting a opeg, at the foot of which shady ves and broad meadow lands flourish in a rich and Within the groves nestle cosy pretty cottages of the Swiss or Gothic style, whose ing trom within the thickly growing trees present an extraordinarily beautiful ap) road avy ciaim to whi succession of gentle luxurious manner. As the Quarantine ce—An ap- their architect- mn yet untouch: and the most avaiable of positions are yet covered with ‘trees and foliage, and the time bas to come when in laces the hand of science and art shail ties or smooth down the rugged fea- tures of nature, The weeping willow dourishes lux- beneat& tts drooping branches tlower beds, wos and leafy labyrinths present themselves ‘with an abandon really enchanting. ‘Ihe deids are rich in jing up in the most and exhilarating, and year of her aze, attend the funeral, on Tuesday afternoon, at haif-past two o'clock, from her ime residesce. [Interment at Mount Pleasant Cemetory. arcnue, stands roperty of Mr. Wm. Di Task your prayers that He who ruloth the winds and the waves may conduct me and mine in safety tothe haven whore we should be; and I assure you that I shall not cease to invoke the Divine blessing on you, your parishes and your households. I give notice that I have duly authorized the Standing Committee of the diocese to act, during my absence. as the ecclesiastical authority thereof, according to tho provisions of section thirteen, canon thirteen, title one T also stave to m of them desire hereby permit an ing to an ordinan ited. Defendant’: eneral Sessions, where he the Board of Heaith to make any legal ordian- The only law-making power, the coun- sel contended, was the Legisiature, and this body could not delegate its powors to a The motion of counsel was granted, and the cage ordered to be sent to the General Sessions, CHARGE OF EMBEZZLEMENT AGAINST A POSTMASTER, Cinvetaxn, Ohio, July 27, 1867. Waldo F. Davis, late Postmaster at Van Wert, Ohio, wens before the United Statos District Court in this city yesterday in order to have the amount of nis bail xed ing his trial on a charge of embezzling money from Davis was unable to-furmish the bait required was committed to prison. infantum, Apa M., infant daagoter of Corvelius and statuary adorn them ces whatsoever. ing manner. Theair is {r: ‘while the dashing craft, with eails Mowing, speeds mer- irily over the waters beyond, place and prospority reign supreme on shore, and it needs no touch of the imagina- ‘thon to conceive the picture of a happy and contented living within the borders of a scene un- in beauty and not surpassed in ite natural and situation. subordinate organization. roverend brethren that should any 1 offices during my absencs, I authonze any other bishop whom they may invite to perform such offices for me. And pow commendin, God—Father, Son acd ou to the love of the Triune ly Gbost—I give you my bless- il ing:— Gino God's gracious mercy and protection I commit you. The Lord bless you and keep you. The Lord make His face to shine upon you and be gracious anto you, The Lord lift up His countenance upon you and gi peace, both mow and evermore. Amen. Affectian- HENRY ODENHEIMER 1867. ‘THE ROAD jon of Long Island from New York availed of, is through Third avenue ‘strect, and this at the present moment order shan any other in the city. all the time you to that mode of welling was due when Willctt’s Point was at last reached. The avenves and byways come better as the end of the journey app foliage is thicker and the company only leading to it be- MARRIAGES AN to render it a baz- jpg Over the road. tinually collidi ‘@ matter of on! your Bishop, ID DEATHS. WILLIAM Beaunoton, N. J., July 23, the grass more sourishing. sant slopes retieve the monotony of the view, aod the air coming from the Sound and mix: of the sweet smelling flowers that nurseries around has a most exhilarating effect on the spirits of the traveltier ae he reaches the Poiat. not many, pretty villas are to be met with; but none of beauty or significance, except- ir. Mewart Browne, of this city, ding of the Gothic and modern gables, with a small turret in piazzas and verandahs on From the side fronting the Sound the scene is truly charming. The Point lies immediately below the house, Le ig on @ alight elevation, walls of Fort <chuyler, with its port holes and l ready to destroy whenever peceasity should call them into action. The Point waters edge and at one portion nite at others itis covered with fat out and offer peculiar Dorasr—Loco.—In Philadelphi at the residence of the bi . G Wienle, A J. Dorosn, New York, to Ciara Logo, of Philadeiphia. No 8. Heaty—svttivax,—On Thursday, July 25, at St. Paul's Romaa Catholic church, by «i .Oscak G, Heaty, of Boston, Mass, to Mancarerra A. Swuiivan, of this city. Kttoran—McGotprice. —On Friday, July 26, at St. hurch, by the Rev, A. Lafont, Jouw Hayny E. Krutoras, son of the late Thomas Killoran, to Mary J. McGopaicx, daughter of Hugh McGoldrick, all on Thursday, July Bi is The Quakers in England. The yearly meoting of the Society of Friends recently closed in England. fhe attendance was unprocedeat- ediy large. From the census of the society it appeared that there were 6,474 males, and 7,312 females, making beng an increase of only 11 during the past year, The deaths had exceeded tho births; the re- walled the jotninga. on minors ad- re 3,582 habitual et- Zz cats i of Astoria appear grace- themselves above tho thick cluster of within each other, form of which enchantiegly ie churcnes of the vill the bank. Blackwell's either side, A few boatbouses are on the verge of the river, and immediately opposite surface from above thickly-built New York is lett be- the ferry boat touches the landing the tour- Islaod ground to tread bis way throu, 1 aod charming district that the im- ination possibly picture. nt ‘AsTO? Situated on « delightful eight miles from the City them are of any strikia img that beilon, which 1s a spien le. It presents four tre, an@ is adorned with branches, entwio i i | signations nearly mitted were 37, and the pew cot In addition to all these there tenders not in membership, being 40 more than in 1366. The society was able to report schoois for the education of their own children. Th society again was anxious to sustain its testimony again war. It was:the subject of annual inquiry wheiber Friends had been consistent in this respect. In the United States the testimony against war appeared to de ractical effect than among mom- and. Now that slavery had is were resolved to make war the object of systematic and united attack. The claims of temperance on Friends were caruestly taken into con- siderauon, one afternoon being ‘and it was decided to issue ® minute expressive of the concern felt by the yearly meeting on t! meetings of tho societ Bright was present an The American Dr. Mayo G. “mith, of Newburyport, in aletter tos friend in Boston, dated Liverpool, 26th ult., states that in company with thirty-two others, late members of the American colony at Jaffa, he bad arrived in that cit; a steamer from agreed it Hously returned, in Soveaheas have died, ‘The original colony when tt lott Maine last August numbered oue hundred and fifty-six; ‘at last accounts it was reduced to eighty-six. fi Canada papers piease copy. of war inside thom favorably concerning the At Dusseldorf, on Friday, July 12, Mrs, LD, of w daughiter, jieself to tne each andy wi Lt rocks which ¢: ” facilities to the bather, 1, is a clean and tastily laid out little town, built in the very heart of @ thickly studded grove, the branches of whose trees wave re- freshingly before almost every house, and stretch their arms the street as if in mutual embrace, and in- dicative of that quiet and peace of which Astoria is itself the picture, Near by, the East river enters the Sound carried oat with more bors of the society in gone, the American Fi Brape.—On Thursday iNness, Mantua Brapwr, aged 96 ¥ May her soul rest in peace. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) ‘at two o'clock, from her late residence, No. 572 Eighth avenue, between Fortieth and Forty-firat streets, Carev.—On Saturday, July 27, at his late residence, 188 East Broadway, Patrick Caney, in the 68th year of The relatives and frends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from st. Teresa's church, on Mon- Morning, at ten o clock. On Friday, July 26, Sanam Canstaya. widow of James M. Carsiang, in the 65th yoar of her eRelatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funerai, on Tuesday atternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of her son, William Carstang, No. 100 Wost Forty-fifth street. Conpgs,—On Frida night, July 25, after 9 short ears. devoted to the subject, of another pretty Tt is about the same design and mentioned. The dimensions as the one alread; extended over spoke on two or three occasio! u vicinity it 1s unmeces- 7 jony at Jaffa. soxnise: SON sets. E a8 g : rs sive manner. And although nature has been most lavish in her gifts to that Charming portion of our sub- urban districts, art has givei Ee Fe ‘@ foiwhing touch and com- Necture of natural and and villas of Long Island E g July 26, at nine o'clock, Cant, Conpas, born in Hagen, Aint Hagen, Hanover, aged 35 ears. bi The relatives and friends of the family, also those of P. and W. Roseutretter, are respectfully ivited to at- tend the funeral, this half. one o'clock, from St. Johu’s church, Christophor street, ‘Dickix: Saturday, July 27, Many M., daughter of the late John The remains will be removed to Oyster Bay for inter- ment, on Monday morning, at seven o'clock. Dovousrty.—On Friday daughter ef Michael and year, 3 months and 24 da: Too fair a flower iB Charitable Bequests. Mr. L. C. Ives, who died recently at Hartford, made several charitable bequests, To the Theological Institute he gives $20,000; to the Hartford Hospital, $5,000; to the Widows’ Society, $2,600; to the Hartford Orphan MOVENENTS OF SECRETARY SEWARD. junday) afternoon, at SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD. Arrival at Auburn—A Fishing Excursion—The Teachers’ Convention—Movements of the near Bleecker. at Jersey City, Avsons, N. ¥., July 25, 1867. Jaly 26, Tenxa, youngest jargaret Dougherty, aged 1 s Tor earthly care, ‘Thou bast gone to @ heavenly clime; Thou wert only lent to us to share Our happiness for a time, friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at baif- past one o'clock, from the residence of her pareats, 315 "iesmenben-.0s Saturday, July 27, at three o'clock on urday, 5 cl a M., Many Eviza, daughter of Richard and to of the Widows’ He last will and testament Mr. Brown, of Chicago, gives to the Chi Society, and for the sup) ihe provisions of im, of which bi president, the sum of the remainder of bie estate sball be di- Hy H F it Ee le if H [ i t i g A i : i i i 4 5 ry eo! ‘The oldest Presbyterian church on the Western Re- serve, west of Cleveland, celebrated fe sftieth anniver- none tee Lym 3 BE Firvoernauy.—On Friday, July 26, Davin, youngest son of David W. and Ellen Fitzgeraid. ‘The friends and relatives of invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of bis parents, No. 10 Hamilton street, this (Sunday) afternoon, Kk. Fovem.—On Friday, July 26, Jawes Parmicx Frrss, ‘Thomas and Flynn, aged 16 months | the family are respectfully 4 ii 2 * 5f i ! i 5 = 3 & (Sunday) after» ‘at one o'clock, from the residence of his parents, th avenue and Fifty-eeveoth street; from thence the remains will be takes to Calvary Cemetery at New Germantown, i 3 ; b FF BE gE i at New Germantown, on Tuesday morning, at baif-past Greson,—On Saturday, Joly 27, Toomas J., only son of Patrice W. and Margaret Gibson, aged 1 year, 7 months ig ii i at two o'clock precisely. Granam,—On Saturday morning, July 27, Bensanod are respectful: ited to Vesidence, 198 East i tay ‘The frienas of the famil; attend the funeral, from i F cH Tt amend Tae (of Camden, Me), Pendleton, Gace o'clock A. M., to atton:4 thé funeral of our late member, al toms F., mae, af Soe el pa Bernard Graham, By erder of TIMID, President, ur Edith (of New Haven), Wheeler, Neweastle, 47 days, WM. B. QUINN, ent, with mdse, to Bentley, Miller & Thomas. James Fox, Recordi: % Secretary. ley, 3t Joba, NB, 10 days, Hantrorp.—On Sati wtiay, July 27, ures Wiliam and Ellen Hart ford, ayed 11 mo Schr Margaret Aon (Br), We with iuinber. &e, 0 Holyoke & Toi'haser Mitchell, Charts 00, 11 days. The relatives and frie nds of tim family are respectfully ” Beur Dy ir anita operat 2 idence of bis v Mary Jane, . invited to attend the Cuineral, from .b° Te parents, 155 avenue A, corver of Bloy,°m) street, this br Q Ls Bom we Bear PD tugeahame Dickinsod, flarttord for Philadelphia (Sunday) afternoon, at imif-past two o’cloo~ , Hinttaouen oat Newark. N. J., 0 Friday Sehr ¥ Pleros, Hod New it Annaw Hepenuerd, aged 1 yoars, 6 mon'hy oruiand, Ct. Tho relatives are ine faig ebleen —_ Ki em f} = sasidence, ~ sate, United Kinedom scone ~ 4 OR Pe ys two orc, OH: |, Ste pa Oily of Antwarp, a f Method” Services will be held at the Halsey atreo: | Adgmannia, Europe, Virguls, Chait ~alvigh, Saragossa, ‘an Salvador, Ningaees Wasp CRs j Kage. is ‘3 gar Fo APDIMONAL SHIPPING ENTALLIGRNOB see ANOTHER / “GR ™ + Episcopal church at three P, M. ~s0GAN, 4 Friday, July 26, Evwary K. Hocay, ours, a y The funeral will two ocioo, rors ef neabiaee, 08, Monday afternoon, ab anid palatal incerta, crasing. July 2, afar short ‘Notice of funorai hereafter vant Jones —On Thursday, July 25, Aww L, Jonns, aged 70 ® Her trionds, and th r friends, and those of her son, Wi Jones, are Fespoot{ully invited to attoud the eng pot hor late ° o reemwich avenue, two Desa without furth eee paitoraser kK, ‘Wi4t,—Drowned, on Friday, July 28, Trworay Ka- nua, b Din the ounty Tipperary, Ireland, aged 17 years an.* 6 montha, His frien Ug and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend 1. funeral, this Sunday) afternoon, at two o’ctock, from . “be residence of his brother-in-law, Michaod Ginnis, No, lo’ Degraw street, Brooklyn, Keuty,—On . "Friday morning, July 26, after a short ili- ness, DaneL Km.'t¥, @ native of county Kilkenny, Iro- land, aged 33 yeara.’ i The friends of the” family are respectfully invited to attend tho funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late fesidence, 149 West Fourth street, Morr’—At Far Rock ®"@Y, 1. 1, on Friday morning, July 26, 5. Exizanzra, Wife of Calvin H. Mott, in the 42d year of her ago, . The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the fune."@l, on Monday, July 20. at twelve o'clock noon, from. lu ¥¢1ate residence, and at two o'clock, from Trinity church, War Rockaway. Monray.—On Friday, July 28, Cuagtorrs Bosiny, widow of John Murray, aged 69 ‘Years, 6 months and 12 Disasters: um, Rogers, which arrived day NO, with @ cargo of naval we bins pi up b-sharp? river shortly before reat lay afternoon with a strong flood ti agai Tie'end of the pler foot of ‘Mal stvoet, Brootizn, surepping off her starboard guard and wheelhouse and breaking hor shaft, The collisiou was too much for the steainer, a6 owe the spiles at the oud of the dock heid her fast, where sho remained until three finally succeeded in getting her off. but not until the was cut away. She was subse- quently towed up th river. The damage done to hor quite serious. The ship Screamer, lying alongside the pier, had her rudder slightly damaged by the steamer, Sour Enonre, Sustman, from Penawcola for Belize, Hon, with a eargo of lumber, ran ow the reef to the northward of the northera ‘Pwo Keys, Hou, Kh inst. Cargo saved. Miscolinveous. Steamers Kankakee, and Ashuelot, formerly in the reve- Aue servicw, have cleared for Hong Koug. Cunnunts or Tux Oowax—A Dottie containing the follow. tow was picked tp om the Florida Keys July 2 fast vy Cape Rebecea:—* Dn brig Bontry. from raat ee fo skmmstor ian i daye m Green ws Aue ao Whal Schr Fatella, 8 et bien Snow, salted wincetown 224 inet Cor ark John Dawson, Cote, NB, i@ reported at sox J 28, 1a 39°60 N, lon 93) We Waving taken TO SDL spol At St Catharines April 28, barks Odd Fellow, Weld, Harbor, with 250 ap, 3) wh; ale Tucker, Grianell, NB, wk ” Salled May 7, batks Triton, © i Tucker, Grianell do do 7 Cone MEY om wordian: api Spoken. ig Mary Ann (Br), frot Ne ater tons a8 ow York for Asptawall, July Ir f Rich, Pe melo, ‘a ton a9 ie oe. for Rio Jas , Sule Sehr Maggie & Lucy, from New York for 8 94, 12 miles to the northward of Frying Pau Showa” Oo Foreign Ports, Tisvana, July 90—Arrived, bark Adw Carter, Kenney, Now 01 Sailed 20th, barks Maria (Br). McDonald, and Mary Any (Prus), Krenkel, NYork; sci Maria Loutaa Hauvax, July 24—Arrived. combey, Brikarport, OB, {OC ROT oa .RGHORN, July 10—In port ahips , Staploa, for NYork to weil 16:h; Kit Carsva, Lewis, “diag; bark Labe- ramus, Raymond, for NYork. ly 13—In port briga Wem Mason, Smelt to muel Lindsay, Wilson, to load tor New gq ‘The friends and acquaintances .¥f the family are ro- spectfufly invited to attend tho fu'neral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o’eock, from he.¥ Jato residence, 43 King street, English papers please copy. Morruy—On Friday, July 26, A Mam E. Murphy, of Flatbasb, L, me 'V., wife of Wil- nd yeldest daughter Tho remains will be taken from the restdfence of her father, Tenth nue, between Sixty-secoad and Sixty- third streets, at mine o'clock on Monday meriing to dt, Michaci’s church, Thirty-vecond street, wear Ninth e, where a solemn requiem mass will beoelebrated for the repose of her soul, ‘Tho relattves and friends of her busband and father are respectfully invited to at- on. McKinzi,—On Thursday, July 25, Mary MoKarar, in the 28th year of hor age. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully ‘the funeral, from the Central Presby- terian church, Fiftieth street, near Eight! (Sunday) afternoon, at half-past one o'clock. Nuisox.—At Memphis, Tenn., on Friday, July 19, of cholera, Awonuw Numso, son of Jason Neilson, late of this city, inthe 28th year of his age. Nortox.—At St, Paul, on Wednesday, July 24, Mant , widow of Pierre Norton, froin injuries sus~ Maranstay, July 19—Arrived, brig’ Anas D Torrey, Bi kell, Santa-Cruz, Teneriffe and Sagua. ae Porto Geaspe, CVI 2—ta port ship N Boynton, Hyler, from Newport. E. sehr Freddie L Porter, Small, from’Philadelph{, to sail in 1 or 2 days for ——. Siztna Lxoxx, June 2—In port brig Beatriee (Br), for Boston, wtg cargo. * Swan Iavasan July 2 rt dries Emma, Foalkes, and F Ht Todd, McGuire, | wher Chas MeCarthy, Godfrey, de. St Joun’s, PR, July8—In port schr Lucy W alexander, Leary, for Baltimore ldg. aan, July 17—In port bark 8 W Holbrook, Small, fee Boston ldg. ot Joun, NB, Jaty 2%5—Arrived, ship Tonawands, Jullus, Philadefphia; bark A M Lovitt (Br), Lovitt, NVork; eche Eruest (Br), Branscomb, do. Cleared 25th, brig Minuie Miller, Anderson, Pitadelphia. America Ports. ALEXANDRIA, July 25—Arrived. brig Joste A-Dovereux BOSTON, July 26—Arrived, sachrw Josius (8 Ronen, Geormtprn, DG; d Austins Bary Fal rat, ickerson ; e' fon a) Call; P Boice, Adama; D 8 Siner, Hund) 1 Connelly; 8 3 Bright, Shaw; Kalmar, neman, Sharp: White Foam, Howes; Rentx.—On Saturday, July 27, Many Ans, eldest daughter of Hugh and Fanny Reilly, aged 3 yeara, 10 months and 24-daya, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, ‘Rocus.—On Friday afternoon, July 26, Eova 8., daughter of Nicholas and Susan Roche, aged 4 years, 11 months and 4 day: The relatives and'friends of the family are rospect- fully invited to attend the funoral, from the residence of her parents, De’ Kalb avenue, opposite Walworth atroet, Brooklyn, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Ropr.—Suddenly, at Clarewont, N. J., on Friday, July 26, Henaan Rove, native of Bleadu, kingdom of Han- | ha" Was. J Wheldes Brower: Boone Bowe Kallas: Wie over, Germany. Patton Brown; 8 28 Corson, Corson: Mpty Haley, wn; 8 Vashti Sharp, Sharp; Angte Amesbury, Amesbury; His friend: to att bi Ho friends are nvitedito attend, the funeral, from bis | Vrisms, Corsou; i babe, Adame, Caroha Kenzie, Wood. late resfdence, corner Myrtle and Berkley avenues, ’ hems, : ‘Weaver, Weaver, Claremont, this (Sunday) morning, at nine o'clock. ruil; W'S Doughioo. talem; 5 8 BuxpronD.--At Belleville, N. Jiv’ew Setargay, Suly 21, | H,.,W Coster. Geares Oharies wil b ! Mrs. Saran, widow of Abratam P. Sandford, in the 92d Healey nm PA BOR 4 rr RY elley; J Baker, a; WG Audguveld, ote hat Marte Marts Weat Donnie, prowell Deed Rich; Broad~ The relatives and friende of the family are invited to inatoa, Jones; Czar, Hammond; BB Shaw, Sb: ‘B Ru ‘Wheaton; James V: On and C'G Cranmer, Cranmer, Puiladely @ dleton, Elizabethport; Nile. Hall, N York. Sailed—-Wind NE to ENE, brig'a J Ross. 25th—Arrived, steamers Norman, Philadephia NYork: barks Guidva, Gottenburg ;‘Lav'nia, Snow Bird, Matangas: achr F_L Porter, Cap} Ve BALTIMORE, July 26—Arrived, steamship piberts New Orleans via Havana aud Key West; Rich, Lewis, Fall River; James House, Gi Cleared—Ships Annapolis, Lennan,’ Borddux; Ol ny, Grindle, NYork: schra Sames Young. W Gilman, Kelly, Portland; Lynchburg, Van C ORANGOR, July 25—Cleared, schre Ottouh, Nye, and Wellingtor NYork. CHARLESTON, July H—ceared, brig Delojada (8p) Mustany, Barcelona. Banted—-Ship Galena, Dunton, rosters, Me: CALAIS, July 23—Cleared, schrJ R WatsoqMiller, Now York: 2th, brig Canlma, Marshall, do; scl ning, do. Sa:rorp.—On Saturday'morning, July 27, of cholera Amelia Sanford, aged 2 months and 24 days, As the sweet flower that acents the morn, Bat withers in the rising day, Thus lovely was this infant's daWn, Thus swiftly fled ite life away. The relatives and friends of the family ara respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at ‘one o'clock, from her tate residence, No. 164 Elm street, New York. Surra.—On_ Friday, July 26, Joszrnmx, youngest daughter of Henry and Catharine Smith, aged 3 years, 10 months and 23 days. The relatives aad friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, Bergen street, near Carlton avenue, Brooklyn, this (Sun- day) afternoon, at two o'clock. ‘Taaxny.—On Friday, July 26, after a Inzering tilnoss, Dawe. Taenxy, a native of county Longford, Ireland, a EASTPORT, July 17—Cleared, sche White an, Coltiag, seThe lends aad eoqusiotances are respectfully tevited | "°Sswonett, Saty s4-—Arrtved,’ eek ORTH, Raton, to attend the funeral, this day (Sunday), from bis late xYork re . Greared 224, aebrs Bangor, Jordan, NYork; 24. Canova, Patton, do LBASKGRERN WICH, July 25—Arrived, sohr Ma Pook, Bila mA RIVER, July 2—Arrivod, sche AH Brow, Pleree, jeip Rogie, shaw. do, Sarah Clark. Grifing. Dela ter; Kate Thomas, Gibbs, NYork; sloop Isaac Nichols, do. HOLMES’ HOLE, July 25, PM—Arrived, brig Fan Bee Hemintt Puladelsite for Besgor: Leatigaieg, ton (Br), Calligan, NYork for St John, NB; schrM & Henderson, Yates, Philadelphia ‘for foston;_ Wi Lover, Compton, do for Cohasset; Hannah G Hand, Tayt, do tor Newburyport, E Richardson, Crocker, 40 Keokuk, Small, do fr do; Leopard, Hamblin, Portiand; Elma M Wrig! man, Buston ty Free cod Barratt; Garland, Libbey; F ; Jousthan -May, Neal, and rate ia: Senator, Alxho. a vag Collins. doz Me ee arene de Hook, Paros (US), Hlowlaeeny. tall, Hook: Phar . oup- hh fe 5 DOE ene irrived, brig Florence. (Br), Hill, Waltomry, th, Al for Bridgeport; sere Oraloo. Small, Phi! fon: Ruby, E residence, corner of Walcot and Conover streets, South Brookiyn. Tnacy.—On Saturday, July 27, of consumption, Pawoorr Tract, aged 34 years. The friends of the family are invited to attend the faneral, from his late residence, No. 28 North Washing- y afternoon, at one o'clock. at Colebrook, Conn., on Friday evening, July 26, Mrrow Trnwer, of this city, The funeral wili take place at Colebrook this day (Sunday). Weeks —On Friday, July 26, Cuarsyoe Vanpewater Weexs, aged 23 years. The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, at 4 L. L, om Tuesday afternoon, at haif-past one o'clock. Trains ieave James slip at ten AM Wicxtns,—Suddenty, on Thursday, July 25, at New- burg, N. Y., Wnttaw Miner, eldest son of Isaac P. and Annie B. Wilkins, aged 14 years, 11 months and 5 days, Tho relatives and friends of the family are respectfully lovited to attend tho funeral, from the residence of his andfather, No. 341 East Forty-ninth street, this (Sun- i Hodgden, do for Amesbury; Anna Ly: Erymoraing eao.ciock, Rh region wit be tan | io; ony stra: Bota avd Pt alae NYor! E H Naah, Perry, Addison for do; Lamartine, aco for do; Ella (Br), John. NB, for Ne ot lda F Wheeler, es. or Baliimoro; Belle, Kibven, Bangor for do; Kn! iat, Beam ir, do Qrecnpett Lacy Oa eee aaton for Pblladelphia; Step Na, D Brittain, Springer, Boston for : Bice, Mulford: Medford’ for do. Meturned, sche Haunal The above all remain anchored; also schrs Sabine (Br), Warren, Lizzie Maul, Lavinia Jane, RS Miller, JM Jn, Hero, ‘Ainanda, Plorence Nowell, 8 J rd, all before reported arrived. ‘Arrived, schr Laura Gertrude, Camp. July M—Arrived, steamship George ington, Gager, NYork, Arrived, steamships Rapidan, Eatoa, NYork; Hero- itwisue, rn pico. NEW BEDFORD, July 25—Arrived, sobre 8 Waterman, Chase, NYork ; 6th, Mary Ano, Evarts, Hoboken. NEWPORT, July Arrived, schrs Exnily Ri, urgent, NYork for Hyannfs; Sunny Side, Snow. do for H Elisha Brooks, Bacon, Hysnnta for NYork; Mary H Weet- Cott, Lmao 5 anaes ~ ad for Fairhaven; Native, Dobart, Bristol for BE: yhpot Batled—sehr'd 1 Worthington, Terry, Philadelphia, %6ih—Arrived, Joa Pleree, Garrugaa. a Kodiak, Downing, Elizabethport for Prov Hi Strout, NYork for Bath—put in for medical assistance ; sche Buse Anna, Chase, Caibarien; yacht Fleetwing, ‘Ongood, Salled—Brig Hazard, Cottrell, Savannah for Ferrole PENSACOLA, July 18—Arrived, brig Proteus, Mahoney, NOrleans. Cleared 13th, bark A Starrett, Conway, NYork: brig Mi C Rosevele: Parosworth, Boston, 17th, ‘bark Lnlaats (Beh . Queenstown. HILADELPAIA, July 26—Arrived. brige Nellle Mo fe WB forrest Cooly, Trig jormanby (Brie ‘schrs Bthan Allen, Blake, Calais; Wany.—On Thursday, July 25, Axx, wife of George Warn, in the 25th year of her age. The friends, and those of her father, Androw Conlon, are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 442 Eighth avenae, this day (Sunday), as t a. “PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 27. 1867. Cleared. a team City of Antwerp (Br), Mirehouse, Liverpool—J Dale. Steamship Virginia (Br), Prowse, Liverpoot—National Steam Navigation Co, Steamship Alice It! , Baker, Baracoa—J Lorillard. vance’ Raleigh, Marshman, New Orieans—Livingston, ‘0: Co. Moamahip Gen Grant, Holmes, New Orieans—B B Crom. Co. yim skip San Salvador, Nickerson, Savannab—Garrison Allen, Steainsbip Saragossa, Crowe, Charleston—A Leary. Steamship Champion, Lockwood, Charieston—K BR Mor- etaamabtp, Hisgre. Blaxoman, Norfolk, City Potnt and Richt NL MoCrend vaehio Valley Clty, Comin, Alexandris—J Hand. © Steamshup EC Kulght, Denty, Alexandria—Smith & own. ‘Steamed nconia, Sherwood, Portland—J FP ames, ae Nereus Deerse Bostoa—W m P Clyae. Key West, Rudolf, Bostoo—Benner, Brown & Lagern wtp--4 &Co, ‘itlesnoe, Bremen—Louls Sir @ F Seymour (Br), Watlington, Demarara—F W whit Bark Kennebec, Minot. Salem—Brockway & Bater. Hare Kengobes int a Be Joha'e aod Pouce, PR=8 rg Nelite Antrim, Wallace, Neuvitas—W Ray. Saxon (Br), Syperrick, St Johns, NF—M E Greene & schre 8 Wooster, Pol wed, sobr Palladium, Ryder, Motta, Para—C i fiioe exmeraarentie Sehr Queen of the West, 7 McC) & Co. Sehr Norfolk, Va. Sehr Ea a ty Scorgovown, DO—Miller & werEr a Middleton Jr, Ames, Elleabethport—G N Strana- “Ache D RAdy, Hopking, Bangor F Back & Co. "aragon, Shute, Boston—R P Back & Co Sehr Coren, Smith, Braintree, Mas Sloop Fred Brown, Wrightman, I’rovi og tg ban. ~_d ‘Sloop Bmily, Allen, Bridgeport. "Kalied—sehre Watney, Loog. tteamer Augusta, Murray Philadelphia. fon ao; Mag ' a AY rray, Whiter r. eum Sr Csrnagiag Ulnagow July argo, Saha via Low hartre, hip Columbia (Br), Caroag! Fri a ith ioe nd Se paneager fo B Macedo: the pasange, jek weather from Cape July 26, 60 miles W of juoket, apoke bark Aristides ( ), from Bremen for New ¥ ‘Steanabip Gen MeCallum, Knight, Wilmington. passeogers, to Murray NO, Ju) 24, with naval stores and Ferris Co, (See DI ‘itesmship mien ‘A terry, Chapin, Newbern, NC, 60 hours, to € Goods Snip BS Kimball, Dearborn, Liverpool June 9, with 7 days in the Channel; bas Hoary weather tne entire passage and been 7 ‘woat Goat among ino passevenre